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Shotgun Week Coshocton County Farm. November 29 - December 9

234 Acres at McKee Farm in Frazeysburg, OH

Price$1,800 / Guest

2025 Spring Turkey Season

16 Acres at Stone Creek Ridge in New Philadelphia, OH

Starting Price$200 / Guest

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32 Acres at Gilead Adventures in Mount Gilead, OH

Starting Price$250 / Guest

Whitetail Doe Hunt

80 Acres at Highpower Farm | Tiffin River in West Unity, OH

Starting Price$350 / Guest

Early Season Archery Whitetail Buck Hunt

16 Acres at Stone Creek Ridge in New Philadelphia, OH

Starting Price$225 / Guest

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32 Acres at Gilead Adventures in Mount Gilead, OH

Starting Price$390 / Guest

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Popular species to hunt in Ohio

Ohio, a Midwestern state in the U.S., is a hunting paradise teeming with diverse species. The white-tailed deer, the official state mammal, is one of the most sought-after game animals. With Ohio's deer population estimated at around 700,000, hunters have plenty of opportunities during both archery and gun seasons. The wild turkey is another popular game bird in Ohio. Its population has made an impressive comeback from near extinction in the 1950s to over 200,000 today. Spring and fall turkey hunting seasons offer thrilling pursuits for hunters of all skill levels. For waterfowl enthusiasts, Ohio's Lake Erie marshes and inland wetlands attract a variety of species including mallards, Canada geese and wood ducks. The state's waterfowl hunting season typically runs from October through January. Small game hunting in Ohio also offers a diverse range of species such as rabbits, squirrels, pheasants and grouse. These species provide excellent opportunities for beginner hunters to hone their skills.

Popular counties to hunt in Ohio

Coshocton County is renowned for its white-tailed deer population, providing hunters with an exciting challenge in a lush environment. The county's dense woodlands and sprawling fields offer an ideal habitat for these majestic creatures. On the other hand, Muskingum County is another hot spot that attracts hunters from across the country. With its rich wildlife diversity, it's not uncommon to spot wild turkey, squirrels, and rabbits alongside the coveted white-tailed deer. The county's varied terrain adds to the thrill of the hunt. For waterfowl enthusiasts, Sandusky County is a must-visit destination. Nestled on the shores of Lake Erie, it provides a perfect setting for duck and goose hunting. The marshy landscapes and open waters attract migratory birds in large numbers each season. Finally, Ashtabula County in northeast Ohio. It's home to some of the state's largest black bear populations and offers a unique hunting experience in its expansive forests. Remember that each county has specific hunting regulations and seasons that need to be adhered to ensure sustainable hunting practices. Always check with local authorities or visit Ohio’s Department of Natural Resources website for up-to-date information before planning your adventure.

Popular hunting methods in Ohio

Ohio offers a diverse range of hunting opportunities, each requiring a unique set of skills and techniques. Deer hunting is perhaps the most popular in the state, with both bowhunting and firearm seasons. Bowhunters often use tree stands or ground blinds to stay hidden while they wait for deer to come within range. They also utilize strategies like scent control and decoys to attract deer. Turkey hunting is another popular pursuit in Ohio, with spring and fall seasons. Hunters use calls to mimic turkey sounds and attract these birds within shooting range. Camouflage is crucial when turkey hunting as these birds have excellent eyesight. For small game interest, squirrel and rabbit hunting are common in Ohio. Hunting dogs can be used to flush out these animals, or hunters can quietly stalk through suitable habitats. Ohio's waterways provide ample opportunities for waterfowl hunting. Duck blinds and decoys are commonly used tools for this type of hunt. Remember that each method requires knowledge of the animal's behavior, habitat preferences, and safety precautions for a successful hunt.

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